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The Daily Record

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Property transfers. Holmes, Wayne sales from $2.5K to $991K

Holmes County These real estate transactions were recorded in Holmes County between Oct. 22 and Oct. 28: Berlin Township — Bennie E. Mullet and Esther Mullet to Nathan B. Mullet and Maoni Mullet; 1.00 acres; Township Road 355; $14,000. Clark Township — Lavern J. Yoder, Trustee, and Debra S. Yoder, trustee, to Oren E. Heatwole and Cheryl Y. Heatwole; 1.08 acres; 2517 Ohio 93; $340,000. Edward J. Miller and Ruth Ann Miller to Robert M. Barkman and Betty Barkman; 2.99 acres; Township Road 162, Lot 1; $194,350. Edward J. Miller and Ruth Ann Miller to Loran R. Barkman and Leigh Anne Barkman; 8.38 acres; 3750 Township Road 162; $525,000. David M. Miller and Mary E. Miller and Melvin J. Miller and Esta Miller to Aden Ray Miller and Esther Miller; 2.66 acres; Ohio 557; $53,120. Hardy Township — Janice R. Fry to Jordan Saurer; 7.21 acres; County Road 68; $108,075. Killbuck Township — Jeremiah O. Miller to David Mast and Miriam Mast; 13.59 acres; 1633 Ohio 60; $207,500. Knox Township — Alvin I. Yoder and Betty L. Yoder to John E. Murphy Jr. and Lisa M. Murphy; 2.43 acres; County Road 50; $180,000. Mechanic Township — Tom Smith and Jane

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The Coshocton Tribune

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New Dollar General store wet to celebrate grand opening in Walhonding

WALHONDING − A new Dollar General has opened at 31999 U.S. 36 in Walhonding, with a grand opening celebration planned for 8 a.m. Nov. 7. The location was previously a Family Dollar. The first 50 adult customers at the grand opening will receive $10 gift cards, according to a release from the company. Additionally, the first 100 customers will receive a Dollar General tote bag. The store is expected to employ approximately six to 10 people, depending on its needs. Those interested in available positions can apply through Dollar General's careers website . “We look forward to serving the Walhonding community by providing customers with increased accessibility to affordable household essentials,” said Zak Brining, Dollar General’s senior vice president of real estate and store development, in a community release. “At Dollar General, we believe each store also provides positive economic growth by creating new jobs and career opportunities for employees, generating tax revenue for local municipalities and giving access to Dollar General Literacy Foundation grants." The new store also makes schools, non-profit organizations and libraries within a 15-mile radius eligible to apply for grants through the Dollar General Literacy Foundation. Since its creation in 1993, the foundation has awarded nearly

Walhonding, OH · 2d

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This Underrated Ohio City Is Where Gen Z Can Actually Afford Their First Dream Home

Every generation gets one city that changes the game, and for Gen Z, that city is Akron, Ohio. Right now, while everyone else is arguing about which overpriced coastal market to throw their savings at, Akron is quietly becoming the smartest real estate decision a young buyer can make. Let’s...

Akron, OH · 3d

FinanceBuzz

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10 Small Towns Where Retirees Can Live Like Millionaires on $38,000 a Year

See 10 small towns where a $38,000 retirement budget still covers rent, groceries, and health care, thanks to low housing costs and Social Security tax breaks.

Jonesboro, AR · 3d

The Alliance Review

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Nimishillen Twp. farms sell for $1.75 million

Two parcels of agricultural land in Nimishillen Township have been sold for $1.75 million, according to the latest property transfers from the Stark County Auditor’s Office. The properties, at 3465 Swallen Ave. NE and 3893 Swallen Ave. NE, are zoned as, respectfully, a livestock farm and a dairy farm. This week’s land transfers cover Oct. 10 through Oct. 16. Alliance Carver Gregory Allen Sr from Blasiman H David & Diane L, 2225 Federal Ave, $175,000. Click N' Close Inc from Loper Justin, 512 South St, $88,000. Mccarty Mason John & Haley Marie from Engle Florence A, 2709 Center Ave, $147,000. Muhammad Nicole L from Build Ohio Acquistion & Holding Company, 727 Milner St, $200,000. Reigle Susan L from WS Capital Group LLC, 1791 Federal Ave, $155,000. Stockard Thomas from Fruscella Susan, 855 E College St, $134,900. Stockard Thomas from Fruscella Susan, parcel 102936 College St E, $134,900. Lexington Township Greiner Christopher A & Susan L Co Ttees from Hudson Ryan Paul, 11513 Taylor St NE, $7,500. Lake Township 3612 Swamp LLC from Gentlebrook Inc, parcel 1904022 Swamp Rd NE, $450,000. Amin Krunal R & Himpal K from NVR Inc, 12206 La Roussa Ave NW, $544,725. Bain Leslie from Burkhardt Thomas

Nimishillen Township, OH · 17h

The Independent

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Two commercial properties in western Stark sell for over $1 million

Two commercial properties in western Stark County have been sold for more than $1 million, according to the latest property transfers from the county Auditor’s Office. A Jackson Township motel – Rodeway Inn at 6880 Sunset Strip Ave. NW – has been sold for $2.094 million. The hotel has been the site of two fatal shootings over the past four years. A light industrial building in Canal Fulton was sold for $1 million. The building, at 761 Elm Ridge Ave., contains several businesses including Chemical Process Solutions and Maca Mold & Machine. This week’s property transfers cover Oct. 3 to Oct. 9. Bethlehem Township 10945 Nellabrook Ave LLC from Crawford Ronald K & Bennett Kimberlee, parcel 1100290 Tanganyika Trl, $15,000. Harvey Vincent W & Kimberly S from Hall Donald K, 313 Park St NW, $103,360. Kenyon Taylor Marie & Lyon Cory S from Lewandowski George, parcel 1100906 Boa Ave, $30,000. Pasho Ryan James & Ella from Longworth Jack D & Cindy K, 8978 Blough Ave SW, $275,000. Pumnei Jason Matthew & Mary Beth & from Longworth Jack D & Cindy K, parcel 1002618 Blough Ave SW, $150,000. Steiner Shaun from Hunt David J, 6000 Beth Ave SW #67, $6,000. Wasielewski

Stark County, OH · 6d

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One Ohio Marketplace Combines a Massive Indoor Shopping Center With an Outdoor Flea Market

A hardware store, a Fiesta dinnerware shop, and rows of outdoor flea market tables all share one property. That combo alone made me stop and look twice. Inside, a big building holds dozens of shops, bakeries, and food counters. Outside, open-air vendors set up with produce, collectibles, tools, and plenty of things nobody needs but everybody wants.

Hartville, OH · 10d

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Wadsworth schools face sweeping cuts after voters reject income tax again

Wadsworth schools are facing sweeping cuts after voters rejected the district’s earned income tax for a second time Tuesday. Speaking with Wadsworth Community Radio Wednesday morning, Superintendent Dr. Andy Hill said he isn’t sure why the issue failed again. One possibility, he said, is that families are stretched financially and don’t feel they can afford to give any more.

Wadsworth, OH · 2d

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Three Times the Commercial Construction Activity in Stark

CANTONJ, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – It’s a busy year for construction activity in Stark County, with building officials saying there’s three times the dollar-value of commercial construction projects. Commissioner Richard Regula says there are $750-million in projects underway this year compared to 250-million at the...

Stark County, OH · 4d

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We Found 10 Ohio Farms That Make An Ordinary Weekend Feel Like A Fall Getaway

A farm in Ohio claims America’s longest super slide, and it stretches 311 feet. That’s a whole lot of slide to find on a farm with apple orchards and a pumpkin patch. The surprises kept coming as I read about these places. One orchard has been in the same family since 1879. Another lets kids meet a micro Highland cow named Fiona.

Ohio · 2d

The Repository

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Stark-based Timken Co. suing to prevent auto 'supply chain hostage'

JACKSON TWP. – The Timken Co. has filed a lawsuit against the Pennsylvania-based Meadville Forging Co. "to stop a supplier from holding an automotive supply chain hostage." The Jackson Township-based manufacturer of engineered bearings and industrial motion products originally filed the complaint in federal court and then refiled it Nov. 2 in Stark County Common Pleas Court . Meadville Forging's general partner, Keller Group Services, is an Ohio corporation. Meadville Forging Co. is the sole source of forged cups and hubs that Timken uses to assemble wheel bearing hubs for the Ford Motor Co.'s F-150 and Ranger Super Duty trucks, Expedition and Navigator SUVs, and the Bronco Raptor off-road SUV. According to the complaint, the forging company stopped shipping parts to Timken on Oct. 29 after demanding a lump-sum of $8 million; a 48% price increase with pass-through costs for steel, freight and processing; and other terms. The parts are delivered on a "just-in-time basis," so Timken does not have significant inventory. The company has 34 open purchase orders for Meadville Forging parts valued at $3.8 million. "Because MFC stopped shipping, Timken's bearing-assembly production for Ford will begin to stop as soon as November 6, 2026, and shipments to Ford

Stark County, OH · 17h

Realtor.com News & Insights

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Canton Buyers Find More Options as List Prices Ease

Canton buyers found more homes to browse and softer prices, with listings up sharply and the median list price dipping from a year ago.

Canton, OH · 11h

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Council Approves Agreements With 3 Data Center Developers

CANTON, Ohio (News Talk 1480 WHBC) – Canton City Council Monday night approved Community Reinvestment Area and Compensation agreements for three developers of data centers set to move into the city. Two of the projects are larger hyperscale data centers. The city granted 75% tax abatements to the developers...

Canton, OH · 1d

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Tuscarawas County Fair sets 2027 beef tag-in

4-H and FFA members planning to exhibit a market beef animal at the 2027 Tuscarawas County Fair must bring their animals to tag-in from 9 a.m. to noon Dec. 12 in the main show arena at the Tuscarawas County Fairgrounds. Preregistration is not required, and there is no makeup date....

Tuscarawas County, OH · 1d

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Ohio saw the biggest decline in homeownership affordability, new report shows

Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal, https://ohiocapitaljournal.com. Ohio had the steepest decline in homeownership affordability between 2020 to 2025, according to new reporting from the National Housing Conference. The number of occupations able to afford a typically priced home with a 10% down payment fell nearly 41% across Ohio’s metropolitan areas...

Ohio · 23h

Medina County Gazette

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Medina County employers discuss workforce challenges, skilled trades recruitment

MEDINA — Medina County manufacturers and construction employers are looking for ways to attract the next generation of workers, saying changing perceptions about skilled trades and better communicating career opportunities will be important to strengthening the local workforce. The issue was a central topic on Thursday during the Medina...

Medina County, OH · 1d

WJW FOX 8 News Cleveland

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Plans to turn old Akron fire station into neighborhood spot get up to $1M investment

A new $1 million investment is coming to Akron, tied to a vacant fire station.

Akron, OH · 1d

The Times-Gazette

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Property transfers. Ashland County sales range from $5K to $360K

These real estate transactions were recorded in Ashland County between Oct. 21 and Oct. 27: City of Ashland 872 Mifflin Avenue, Ashland; Douglas C. Walker and Lisa Ann Shade to Raymond Johnson; $160,000. 205 W. Liberty St., Ashland; James L. Lippert to Riehl Remodeling LLC; $26,000. 117 West 12th St., Ashland; Marvel M. DeFrancisco to Keim Home Improvement LLC; $34,000. 1019 Oak St., Ashland; Chelsea E. Clark to Laura Thornton; $170,000. 855 Duff Drive, Ashland; David L. Mast to Benjamin C. Triggiani; $255,000. 41 E. 12th St., Ashland; Vivian A. Lee to Amber Howell; $131,000. 1465 Orange Road, Ashland; Melanie L. Spies to Matthew D. White and Keeli S. White; $242,000. 410 E. 9th St., Ashland; GMA Development LLC to Gloria F. Yoder; $157,500. Clearcreek Township 16.117 acres on County Road 758, Ashland; Esther Kitts to Terry E. Kitts; $65,000. 24 East Academy St., Savannah; Stephanie J. Lefever to Jack Sanders and Rachael Sanders; $75,000. 806 Township Road 1101, Ashland; Justin D. Garcia and Amanda L. Garcia to Joshua Himes and Esther May Himes; $360,000. Green Township 2762 County Road 1075, Perrysville; Cameran Lutze and Hannah Erich to Yvette Saunders; $127,000. 927 Ohio 95, Perrysville; Scott J. Sayers and Heather

Ashland County, OH · 18h

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Goodyear reports $238 million loss in third quarter

Akron, OH – The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. reported a $238 million net loss in the third quarter of 2026, compared with a $2.2 billion loss during the same period last year. The Akron-based tire manufacturer posted net sales of $4.5 billion, down 2.3% year over year, while tire unit volume declined 3.3% to 38.6 million units. Adjusted net loss totaled $31 million, compared with adjusted net income of $82 million in the third quarter of 2025.

Akron, OH · 22h